Perfect no more: new QB and coach lead Chiefs over Pack 19-14

The Packers don't have to worry about a perfect season any more. Their 19-14 loss became the highlight of the Kansas City Chiefs' season. Green Bay can now focus on healing injuries and wrapping up home-field in their two remaining regular-season games.

The Packers don't have to worry about a perfect season any more. Their 19-14 loss became the highlight of the Kansas City Chiefs' season. Green Bay can now focus on healing injuries and wrapping up home-field in their two remaining regular-season games.

The Green Bay Packers are still perfect. Tied at 35 with the Giants with 58 seconds left, Aaron Rodgers needed just four plays to get it close enough for a Mason Crosby chip shot field goal. Green Bay wins it 38-35 to go to 12-0.

The 1972 Miami Dolphins are the only team in NFL history with a perfect season. The 2007 New England Patriots went 16-0 in the regular season before losing the Super Bowl. Can the Vikings help prevent the Packers from finishing with a perfect season?

If you’re a Packers fan, add “Dancing With the Stars” to your weekly viewing list. Green Bay’s all-time leading receiver -- Donald Driver -- will be joining the cast this season. Jaleel "Urkel" White will also be competing.

While the Vikings sunk to 2-8, guess who’s still undefeated? Yep, those Green Bay Packers. Aaron Rodgers threw for 299 yards with three TDs in a 35-26 win over Tampa Bay -- but he says he wasn’t happy with the way he played. Whatever. The Pack is 10-0 heading into a Thanksgiving Day game against Detroit.

The Green Bay Packers have topped the first-ever Associated Press Pro32 rankings. The new pro football poll is similar to the AP's college football and basketball rankings. The Minnesota Vikings ranked 29th -- only ahead of Cleveland, Jacksonville and Indianapolis.